Police are trying to determine whether a Wake Forest pastor used his
church computer to download photos and videos of female congregation
members he’s charged with secretly recording.
Investigators on Monday obtained a
search warrant to review the digital files of an Apple laptop computer
that belongs to The Summit Church in Durham. The computer was used by
Mitchel Rivers McCaskell, 31, who worked at the church until he was
fired on Sept. 18, “due to grievous, immoral actions, which involved
filming three women who were unaware that their personal privacy had
been violated.”
McCaskell’s firing was followed by
criminal charges last week, when investigators charged him with two
felony counts of peeping using a photographic imaging device. He was
taken into custody at the Wake County jail and released the same day
after posting a $7,500 bond, a jail spokesman reported.
Secret peeping: Police search church computer | News & Observer
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